Author: Jason

Posted: 25 Dec 2006 10:21 am (GMT -5.00)

Although probably on Rob will see this right now because he has the RSS feed, but last night when trying to improve the site I broke it. I overwrote a really important file and I do not have a backup here with me, hopefully I do at home. If I do have a backup though it will be old and I will have to update that one. So needless to say the site is not really functioning right now, although the forums are fine.

Because of this though I am thinking of using it as a time to redo the site completely, possibly move to a whole new backend for the site. I’m not sure yet, I haven’t thought it through. Anyway, keep checking back for more info.

EDIT:

Site fixed (kind of) but I am still looking to do a total redesign.

Author: Jason

Posted: 24 Dec 2006 02:23 pm (GMT -5.00)

Check out this collection of amazingly funny Calvin & Hobbes snowman sculpture comics.

Click here

Author: Jason

Posted: 17 Dec 2006 05:01 pm (GMT -5.00)

Watch this video, it will surely make you feel small in comparison to some other things in the universe.

Direct link here

Author: Jason

Posted: 16 Dec 2006 02:47 pm (GMT -5.00)

Check out this guys list of 50 things he wants for Christmas from TV and TV writers. Really funny things like:

"Everybody on Prison Break go back to prison"

"Lost’s writers develop long-term memory. Or logic. Or both"

"Networks stop amplifying the audio during commercial breaks."

Check it out here

Author: Jason

Posted: 12 Dec 2006 01:49 pm (GMT -5.00)

I would like a dog for my birthday.

Happy Birthday to me!!

Author: Matt
Subject: Somehow, Verizon can’t perform "the maths"
Posted: 10 Dec 2006 03:06 am (GMT -5.00)

http://verizonmath.blogspot.com/index.html

Long story short: Regardless of the fact that their employees quote data services in Canada as .002 cents per KB, their computers in fact charge for .002 dollars per KB. One would first think that Verizon would do the right thing and fix this ridiculous error before embarrassing themselves. However, this is Verizon we’re talking about. This is the same company that tries to rationalize paying for slow, limited-range broadband instead of getting ever-evolving cable. Instead, they virtually ignore the laws of mathematics and try to play the customer off as wrong at all levels.

Author: Jason

Posted: 10 Dec 2006 12:49 am (GMT -5.00)

So this is how Google can offer up so much free disk space!

BAH!

Click here to view the image, doesn’t fit on the main page.